"access is restored" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone has regained the ability to access something that was previously blocked or restricted. For example: After the technician worked on the server, they were able to confirm that access was restored to all the users.
Then, network access is restored for the device during normal business hours.
We're pleased to report that the breakage in the Reading Room sprinkler system has been repaired and after hours key-card access is restored.
"We hope that full access is restored shortly, and we will ask the Chinese authorities to ensure that our readers in China can continue to enjoy New York Times journalism," Times spokeswoman Eileen Murphy said.
"We hope that full access is restored shortly, and we will ask the Chinese authorities to ensure that our readers in China can continue to enjoy New York Times journalism," she said in a statement, adding, "We will continue to report and translate stories applying the same journalistic standards that are upheld across The New York Times".
If the judge does not approve the block, the prosecutor must ensure access is restored.
"I'd encourage Turkey's Twitter users to be careful about how they access Twitter, even if access is restored.
Access was restored after two weeks, when the bank dropped its case.
Even after access was restored, complaints persisted as the rush of customers logging on to the site bogged down the company's computers, making service spotty.
It remained unclear — and unlikely — that Twitter had agreed to the demands of the Pakistani government before access was restored, at roughly 10 p.m. Sunday.
The attacks on reporters came as Internet access was restored in Egypt for the first time since last week, and many Egyptian bloggers began posting in earnest.
His access was restored, but a few days later he discovered that his personal laptop had disappeared from his bag while he was out of his office for a few minutes.
